scooter boy? with that his mom or his mother-in-law that just text that? man. imagine being made fun of by both your mom and mother-in-law. not good, on national tv. going to have to wear that helmet home. tucker is up next. on watters and this is my world. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," it was just last week that we noticed that parts of the transgender movement seemed to be getting milli taint and possibly dangerous. we did a segment about it on thursday night. that segment was sparred by an npr segment we heard and never expected to hear. npr has a matter of editorial policy completely opposes civilian ownership of firearms, except maybe of irs agents. here suddenly was the same station

station, national public radio positively urging trans people to buy guns, if necessary to use them. the world is dangerous, explained one trans gun owner, you have to be dangerous back. and that seemed strange to us, is united states really a dangerous place for trans people. west baltimore is dangerous, you could easily get murdered there. if you are trans in this country obviously there are many down sides there appear to be some benefits, it's easier to get into harvard. >> it's easier to get in to citi bank. transgender pentagon will make you an f-35 pilot. identifying as trans again whatever its down sides does convey status in this country which is why so many young people do. not a lot of 19 year olds are preend iting to be car mechanics or linemen for a power company in eastern ohio. prep

tee of college freshmen, why wouldn't they? the people in charge despise working class whites but venerate the trans community. people are responding to incentives, it's rationale in a way. that does not explain the anger that we heard in that npr segment. why are some trans people so angry and why do they seem to be mad specifically at traditional christians? is we can't think of any trans person who has ever been murdered by appose i don't remember, as far as we know that has never happened. it is not an actual threat of violence from christians that is inspiring trans people from buying ar-15s. it is, the trans movement is the mirror image of christianity and therefore its natural enemy. in christianity, the price of admission is admitting that you're not god. christians openly can see they have no real power over anything, for that matter very little personal virtue. they

will tell you to your face if they are sinful and helpless and basically absurd. they are not embarrassed about any of this, they brag about it. that saved a wretch like me goes the most famous christian him written in english. the trans movement takes the opposite view. trans ideology claims dominion over itself. we can change the identity they are born with with wild eyed certainty. christians can never agree with this statement because these are powers they believe god alone possesses. that unwillingness to agree, failure to acknowledge trans person's dominion over nature, in rages some in the trans community, people who believe their god can't stand to be reminded that they are not. so, christianity and transgender orthodoxy are holy in compatible theologies, they can never be reconciled, they are on a college course with each other, one side is likely to draw blood

before the other side. yesterday morning, tragically our fears were confirmed, a self-identified trans person called audrey hale committed mass murder at a christian school in nashville. convent school and executed three nine year olds as well as three adults. police have released body cam footage from the end of the massacre. you can see the rest online if you want. we are not going to show it because it's too awful and sad. what was almost as sickening to see in a far more subtle and insidious way was the media coverage of yesterday's tragedy. here is terry moran of abc news, suggesting christians were murdered in tennessee because they infringed on the rights of transgender people, watch. >> audrey hale was identified herself as a transgender person. state of tennessee earlier this month passed and the governor signed a bill that banned transgender medical care for

minors as well as the law that prohibited adult entertainment including male and female impersonators after a series of couldn't varies in that state. >> tucker: the state of tennessee bans the sexual mutilation of children, children get shot to death in a school, it's cause and effect. that's what abc news is telling you. that's not far from justifying mass murder. but others took the next step of we call the trans resistant network so the shooter's death was a complex tragedy that came from anti-trans bias. someone called faye john stone mosted messages after the shooting, trans misogyny, in canada trans rights organization put out a statement that ignored the murder of the children in nashville entirely and claimed there has been an exponential rise in anti-trans

violence. that is a lie, it's a proveable lie and in fact the opposite is true. we seem to be watching the rise of trans terrorism. the man who tried to murder brett kavanaugh after roe v wade is a trans gamer girl. nightclub in colorado this past november and murdered five people identified as nonbinary and now this. and there could be more. an fifa announced this coming saturday is the trans day of vengeance. vengeance for what, that's not explained. but the suggestion is there will be violence in washington this weekend. marjorie taylor greene tweeted about this, if there is a day of vengeance the rest of us should know about it. had her twitter account suspended. you are not supposed to talk about any of this apparently. and the authorities in nashville certainly not planning to talk about it, they are doing their best not to. here is the police chief of nashville explaining

that we'll is happy to talk about the shooter's guns he is not going to tell you anything about the shooter's motives, watch. >> manifesto there is several different writings about other locations. there were locations that was talked about the school, there was a map of the school drawing of how potentially she would enter and assault that would take place. quite a bit of writing to it. i have not read the whole entire manifesto. our team and the fbi have been working on this. >> tucker: well that's interesting. within what seemed like minutes we saw pictures of the rifles and the pistol. we now have horrifying body cam footage be the school, we are not going to show it to you. but somehow we can't see the manifesto in which the killer explains why she killed. why is that is not accidental. you know

exactly why it is. because it would make the obvious undeniable. the trans movement is targeting christians including with violence. most christian leaders in this country don't want to admit that. admitting it might force them to take deeply unfashionable positions. it is true, anyone who is paying attention knows that it's true and so like most true things at this point it is officially suppressed. here for example is joe biden yelping again how it's all your fault when these tragedies happen because you have got guns at home. this is from yesterday. >> we have to do more to stop gun violence. it's ripping our communities apart, ripping a soul necessary -- ripping at the very soul of the nation, we have to do more to protect our schools so they aren't turned into prisons. you know, a shooter in this situation reportedly had two assault weapons and a pistol. two ak-47 so, i call on congress again to

pass my assault weapons ban. >> tucker: so, we're going to prevent you from learning why the shooter did it and we don't have to guess because she wrote a whole manifesto about why she did it, she did that because she told a friend on hers on instagram that she did it, we can't see it we can only talk about the guns, we can't know what kind of drugs, ssr, ace or benzodiazepines, can only talk about the guns. but joe biden is lying about that, he knows he is lying and you know that he is lying. yesterday's massacre did not happen because of lax gun laws, because of a deranged demonic ideology with the encouragement of people like joe biden. let's start by being honest with that. tulsi gabbard is in nashville tonight and she joins us. congresswoman thank you so much for coming on. it

seems calculated that the authorities in nashville and the nashville shorts are stopping any conversation among us about why this happened. wouldn't that be the first question that any rational person would ask? >> yes, tucker. it has to be. and i can only imagine that, you know, for the families and the students here, i'm standing here at the covenant school entryway behind me seeing them coming in and paying their respects to the memorial that's been set up there offering flowers there. questioning why did this happen. and as you mentioned it is so important for us as a society, as a country, to confront that question with the truth. you know, with he see this so-called woke trend ideology, agenda of sexualizing our kids at young ages being pushed across the country. and this dangerous message to our kids saying that

hey, if you are being taught traditional values, whether it be by your teachers or your parents you are a victim of child abuse. and that's what it looks like what happened here, this shooter seems like they felt justified because they were a victim and therefore they felt they had to go and take this action based on retribution to go after, you know, the so-called abusers. the real child abuse that's happening here is coming from those who are seeking to sexualize our kids, again, at younger and younger ages. and the message that this tragedy unfortunately sends to us all and the message that those you are talking about to send, watch out, be careful, you will not only be canceled but you face the threat of violence or even worse, death. we have to have the courage to confront this truth. we as a society have to have the courage to protect our kids understanding that we can't allow them to intimidate us if we hope to provide a future for

our kids, provide a future in this country. >> tucker: this doesn't sound like a libration movement. to me i think most americans, i will speak to myself, instinctively sensitive to anything that liberates us. this seems like a movement inspired by hate and we know that by the reaction to the murder of the most innocent among us yesterday if it's impossible for certain groups to say this is evil. i think that tells youing is something about their motive and where they are coming from. >> it really does. this comes to the core interest that we should all share which is what is in the best interest of our kids? how can we as a society protect them and allow our kids to be kids and protect their innocence. we see those who are trying to push this agenda on the most innocent, the most impressionable among us for their own nefarious purposes. they are the ones who are

enacting this abuse, they are the ones motivated not by good, not i will love instead by darkness and hate. >> tucker: i think darkness is the word, exactly right. tulsi gabbard from nashville, thank you so much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so there is a lot going on on the -- unclear whether it's fair to call the left, true extremist fringe in this country, and it's not all trans people of course, the extremist trans fringe is a lot more threatening than most people understand. has been covering antifa, unmasked, inside antifa's radical plan to destroy democracy. he joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. so, again, didn't want to get too broad brush here, there is an extremist movement, obviously, it's evident online in the aftermath of this mass murder. are you surprised to see it?

>> no. so, in my reporting on antifa for years now, one observation that i notice was that disproportionately the number of riot a rests are gender diverse, they don't identify with their biological sex. on some nights it was as high as 20%. magnitudes higher than what the -- what we held on people in the wider american population who are trans identifying. so, i looked into this a bit further. there is peer reviewed research out of canada. you can find it on the library of medicine that shows that there is evidence that

young transgender people, particularly vulnerable to violent radicalization. and in my reporting on left wing extremism, in months for months now i documented and tracked this surge in violent rhetoric by self-identified trans militant activists particularly on twitter in response to various states restricting or banning the medical transitioning of minors as you mentioned earlier, the horrific murder of children and staff at the christian school yesterday does come just days ahead of a so-called trans day of vengeance being organized in the u.s. capital. unfortunately myself and other people who have reported on this and posted this flyer which by the way a group is still online, if you posted the flyer regardless of the context you are locked out of your account. currently i cannot access my twitter. >> tucker: can i ask you a quick macro questions, middle-aged moms bought in support of the trans community is on the basis of the promise it's libration and this is kids when they finally express their true inner identity will be happier and

better adjusted. the incident of violence and mental illness is extraordinary. it doesn't seem like people are being liberated, but to meanted and driven to the brink of insanity. >> it's the exact opposite of libration. we have mountains of evidence of people who suffer from gender dysphoria also suffer from very high rates of mental health, co-morbidities. when you have this reality on top of people being fed cross sex hormones and are also being in an environment where they are encouraged to have a violent hatred of wider society. you can see this in reaction before and after this killing. >> tucker: thank you for your informed analysis, appreciate it. so, there are important

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immediateee, but not all people. just trans people. guns are bad except in the hands of trans people. wow. here is more. >> groups like rainbow reload exist around the country often called pink pistol clubs, experts and the gun curious to practice shooting. this goes beyond hobby, there is a practical goal here to prepare and protect themselves. >> if the world is dangerous, then you have to be dangerous back. and that very much has pushed me into where i am now. >> tucker: so that segment aired thursday night and trans groups made fun of it, mocked it. the rain but youth projects said we are afraid gun toting trans people will start political violence. we are concerned about that and for good reason it turns out. joined us last week, he joins now. jason this is the

last trend you want to be right about. >> it is, when you tell people they're targets they going to act like targets. >> tucker: right. >> most people will not turn to violence themselves, right? maybe they'll live in fear, they will responsibly arm themselves and that's it, nothing happens. but there will be the threat of a small percentage of people who will act out unreasonably or destructively and perhaps that's what we ended up seeing this week. >> tucker: when you tell people they are a target they'll act like a target, they will live in fear or act out. that goes for any group, i would feel that way. why wouldn't i? what is the point in telling people that? that is so obvious. >> two reasons, number one it does sometimes feel intentional. like you are trying to ratchet up all of those feelings, they started to do this with trump supporters where they are trying

to get them to act out violently so they could go out and say hey, right wingers are violent. when you have someone pursuing a political agenda, i don't necessarily know if they are always intentional in doing this. i don't think everyone is intentionally trying to instill this violence. but the end result tuck you can it. >> i agree. >> is the same whether that's intent or not. it fits into the oppress sore, oppressed narrative that the left wing likes to push, even if it could end up resulting in something like this, they seem to be okay or justified, because the end goal they believe is something that we need to get to which is unfettered access tounderrer a firming care regardless of the age of the individual. and i think that ultimately that's dangerous. to your point, it's not just about trans people, it's literally any group, when you tell them they are ing at that etiof a threat that doesn't actually exist, you cannot always determine how they are going to react. >> tucker: that's exactly right.

in this case there is no evidence that that threat is real as you know, as you report it. jason rantz,. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: joe biden wasted no time, his signature quality is the willingness to say anything. literally anything. he jumped into this tragedy the mass murder of christian children to demand the seizure of all effective rifles in the united states. and today his press secretary who like him will say anything repeated it. >> we need republicans in congress to show some courage. this is what they owe these parents. this is what they owe these family members who are losing their loved ones. they need to show courage. we need gun safety laws, comprehensive gun safety laws. we need it ban assault rifles, those weapons of war do not belong on our

streets, they do not belong in schools. again, this is unacceptable and you are going to continue to hear from the president call this out. >> tucker: the brazenous of a moral lecture from that person hours after these children are murdered, the ideology they promote. playing war is an advocate for the second amendment. probably not shocked. he joins us tonight to respond to it. this does seem even by the standards of the disarm the population group, this does seem pretty shameless. >> no, it really is. especially considering the amount of information that people have now with respect to the stats. the vast majority of these shootings are committed with handguns, the vast majority. so, for them to follow-up immediately after and talk about what is used a fraction of the time in shootings it speaks loudly how

disin they are. the goal is to get gun control, that is all they care about. it's almost as if they wait for these types of tragedies to happen so they can leverage it to get their goal because if we were talking solutions, we wouldn't be talking about a gun used a fraction of the time in these types of shootings. we would be talking how do we take what our soft targets and make them hard. like it's not even mentioned. >> when it's brought up they say things like we don't want our schools to look like prisons. why are they talking aesthetics when we are talking about the safety of our children? >> tucker: can i ask a question, if you really cared about the murder of innocence i think most people, i do, people disagree with me i think people do care, if you were rationale about it, you would want a toc screen of the shooter. if they describe their motive in writing why

can't we see that? i don't understand. we're being lied to while the children haven't even been buried yet, i don't know why no one else is offended by that. >> he stated the same thing, he was like all of these things have been released to us rather quickly. we have the video of the cops actually taking down the suspect. we have all of this information except the information that really matters the most to get to the deeper issue involved here. you have to think about the type of mentality and mindset of somebody, who can look at a child, look at them and pull the trigger, that's dark or possibly something else going on here. we don't know, we can't get insight, as you pointed out, we don't have that information and they don't want to give it to us. >> tucker: but they never want to explain why anything happens, why did 9/11 happen? they hate our freedoms, really was it more to it than that? why did russia invade ukraine, mass shooting

happen, maybe there is a reason, why aren't we talking about it, seriously. >> well because i think you maintain more control if you can control the narrative, you can't control the narrative when you have the truth, the truth will supersede the narrative if the narrative is -- to do what i want. >> tucker: that's exactly right in a democracy you cannot lie to the population. it's is self governing country, but they do do it though. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: so, at the core of america is not an economy it's a belief system, it's a diverse believe system, across religious affiliations, racial groups, americans have had basically the same views on the sing things, views are changing dramatically. probably got this text to you in the last couple days, we are going to show the numbers on what americans think about their lives. straight ahead.

>> tucker: wall street journal did an -- almost did the on changing american attitudes. what is striking how quickly they have changed and how profoundly. example in 1998, 70% of americans said patriotism is important, that number is under 60%. the same year more than 60% of americans said that religion was very important, that number plummeted to below 40. the poll showed critically if you care about continuing the country, that the importance of having children had fallen off the cliff as well. these are fundamental attitudes, these are not your views on the next tax bill, on civilization itself. victor davis, one of the smartest people we know. what due make of these numbers? >> well the short-term dropoff from 2019 where people express a lack of confidence in the economy or their futures or

their children will be better is more attributable to this trifecta, disastrous last three years of the covid lockdowns, disaster. the george floyd 120 days of rioting and the biden destruction of the economy. your point is a longer trends. i think that reflects the fact that first of all we have 50,000,000 people and never had so many people that were not born in the united states and we have failed to assimilate them and integrate them number one. number 2 all of our institutions are consoled by a by coastal globalist elite that pounded that theocritean. s of the world, borders are not important, there is nothing exceptional or sing you lar about america. that is the message they have grown up with, they don't know gettysburg, "stars spangled banner." there is another divide, independents and republicans especially older

ones reflect the traditional american values of religion, family, hard work as opposed to democrats. and this is -- that reminds us, this democratic party is not jfk or bill clinton, this is a radical leftist utopian global party that has told the youth of america that the affluence and leisure they take for granted just comes out of nowhere and they don't have to reinvest in it or love the country or work hard or practice civic education and dutiful patriotism, they think that is the birth right. we have this weird disconnect of affluent pressed leisure people having no idea where that came from or appreciate or at gratitude to the past generation that gave it to them. there was skepticism about biological males competing in hijacking womens sports, people were tired

of the psycho dramas and mellow drams of the transgender pronouns, skeptical of racial quotas, other than it was pretty negative. >> tucker: people not wanting to have children seems like the most profound expression of sadness, deep deep sadness if you're chief full and hopeful, you want to pass on your birth right to the next generation. wouldn't you think? >> absolutely. that's the common thread from the roman empire to the byzantine empire. what destroyed them was their fertility rates. when you get to 1.6 which we are, it was 2.1 in the 90s, have you a crisis of confidence and people are unhappy. they don't know what their country is about, they don't know what their community, they are not having children, concentrating and dwelling on self. that is the message of the left that it's you, you, you, you are the victim, you are the oppress sore, you didn't need to

sacrifice for anybody else especially the next generation. that is very disturbing, that is what implodes an civilization, when it collects suicide through. >> drowning in lake me. victor davis hanson thank you so much for. >> that thank you. >> tucker: so, hillary clinton does she want to run for president again? it's interesting. maybe. who knows. we thought we would talk to someone who worked for her for years who helped run the clinton white house, one of the democrats who we remain in touch with. smart person and a decent person. doug shown, if anyone can explain what is going on with hillary clinton past, present, future. we talked with him for an hour on tucker carlson, here is part of it. >> tucker: i have seen candidates who have wives who

are tolerating political career and i've seen a lot of candidates whose wives are driving the political career. >> and you mentioned bill clinton before. hillary was in both categories. she drove the political process. she understood it was in her interest to push bill clinton forward hence the 60 minutes interview during the 2 campaign. hillary also having created the problems with healthcare understood that she was a retardant, harmful at that point to bill's career. and she made it clear, i'm not participating. you know, i got you in this mess, you have gotta get out of it your own way. >> tucker: it's interesting, she does have some qualities that i personally admire, i will say i think she is tough, she keeps going, she has loyal staff. >> yes, she does.

>> tucker: unlike her husband. long time staff, i do appreciate that. she never seemed naturally suited for politics. >> she wasn't. the analogy i offered was the two students. bill clinton was the one who did best in the open book exam where he could think. she was the one who would memorize and then regurgitate. now she has a very good mind. she is focused and she's disciplined but she's not a particularly creative thinker and you know, she's had so many different incarnations, first as a centrist, then she tried to run to the left. nothing quite worked because she wasn't authentic. >> tucker: why did she want it? >> far more ambitious than bill. and bill was pretty darn ambitious. >> tucker: so she just always thought she should be the high level in politics. >> absolutely clear felt she had

a calling. >> tucker: but the voters disagreed. really interesting conversation. so, we're still finding out some of the details on what went inside major universities during the covid disaster and details are shocking. at georgetown law school, one student questioned the school's mask policies and forced to get a psychiatric, a soviet style psychiatric evaluation by the school. brave enough to tell the story, he joins us next.

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life threatening injuries. and he had just been let out of prison 24 hours earlier. he served 12 years for forcing two women in prostitution and threatened to kill hem if they didn't no apply. we have his rap sheet, arrested and charged at least 22 times. 14 for burglary, twice for auto theft, twice for assaulting a police officer, once for illegal gun possession, once for drug possession and once for compelling prostitution. even if all these crimes were committed in areas with far left prosecutors, sentencing guidelines say he should still be in prison. in fact, last month neil had a parole violation dismissed in his chicago federal court so he avoided more time. maybe that's why neil's nickname is lucky. appears to work for him. not for us. tucker.

>> tucker: trace, gallagher, thank you for that story. so, details are starting to trickle out about the human cost of the covid era disaster, tragedy, cultural revolution, most of our time talking about the big things. but underneath it all were millions of people suffering, some in two at the be ways. here is one example. georgetown law school, administrators demanded that students wear masks, no one was allowed to drink water in class, had to take the shot whether they wanted it or not and the booster. one top student at the law school questioned those policies on the grounds that they were rationale. the administer cross did not want to respond, they suspended him, forced him to undergo a psychiatric evaluation and threatened him to report him to the bar. he is a practicing attorney and written an amazing piece called "madness in law school." thank you so much for

coming on. they forced you to undergo a psychiatric evaluation? >> thank you for having me tonight, tucker. yes, i was i was encouraged to give a speech to a student council type at georgetown i received an e-mail, i was suspended from the school, undergo psychiatric, during the psychiatric evaluation it would start with kind of innocuous questions like do you ever get angry followed by do you get angry about masks and do masks make you want to hurt anybody. so, it was an ongoing cycle of questions that were scienced to make me seem unhinged for willing -- for being willing to question their covid policies. >> tucker: so we took a look at the speech that you give and people can find it online, they can find your piece and i hope they will. it was entirely rationale, you were asking questions about the science, you turned out to be completely

right. were any administrators at the georgetown law center willing to entertain a rational conversation with you? >> i found that individual professors were willing to have the conversation with me behind closed doors. but they wish to remain anonymous. as for the administrators there was no such luck, this was about covid, it was part of a much larger cycle of events at georgetown law, sand dr. sellers and shapiro thrown out of the institution for about being willing to question orthodoxies, if you are progressive and regurgitate the proper who slogans there is an indemnity to shout down speakers, if you are willing to question the orthodoxy of campus then they'll bring the whole hoard of administrators against you and work to professionally and socially, reputation ale destroy you. that's how i saw my

issue which happened in august and september of 2021 just four months later, shapiro was kicked off campus for questions president biden's to just black women. >> tucker: so you went to undergraduate college, one of the best law schools in the country. how shaken was your faith in our legal education system by this? >> well, i thought i was attending a trade school for skeptical profession. i think in the long run it's hard to be optimistic about the future judges and administrators and unimpressive bureaucrats because georgetown law is incubator for an unimpressive ruling class for tomorrow. they'll be running institutions like georgetown law. they will be at various government agencies, they will be judges. and that to me is the more alarming aspect. i made it

out of this process relatively unharmed. i mean, it was about a week that was difficult in my life. but going forward, people come out to me since my piece was released about similar stories, they've begun through far worse than me. the root of this is administrators, that's where these students and professors and administrators will inflict more damage, hoping to curb this tide as soon as possible. >> tucker: what's most amazing, you are one of the only graduates of an elite law school to describe what you saw there. that is an indictment of your classmates and people who run it. we're grateful you are willing to do this. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me on, tucker. >> tucker: so, we're happy to announce good news, kamala harris' husband the second gentleman got a new wardrobe today. noted, we're excited about it. we'll show you what it

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>> tucker: before we go new footage in from africa, doug got a new wardrobe. starting a fashion line called white guilt by doug emhoff, so great. see you tomorrow. >> sean: welcome to hannity. part two of my interview with former president donald trump. only moments away, we will talk tonight about joe biden's cognitive struggling, giggling vp kamala harris, and we will hear trump's thoughts on america's biggestee joe political foes, that would be put in and xi and russia and china. who are now more emboldened than ever before. rand paul with more on his